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S. 4542 (119th Congress)Committee
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A bill to disqualify aliens from establishing good moral character, maintaining eligibility for asylum, and retaining lawful permanent resident status if they engage in activities in opposition to the United States Constitution, our form of government, or support Sharia law.

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Based on the bill's title, this legislation would establish grounds for disqualifying certain aliens from demonstrating good moral character—a requirement for citizenship and asylum eligibility—if they engage in activities opposing the U.S. Constitution or its form of government, or if they support Sharia law. The bill would also create a basis for denying or revoking lawful permanent resident status on these grounds. The bill's specific definitions and enforcement mechanisms are not available from the title alone.

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